French Recipes
Few countries could claim to have contributed more to the world of gastronomy than the French. Innumerable dishes and culinary techniques have originated in France. The creator of so many of our best dishes and cooking practices, you’ll love our French recipes. From the classics like Buche de Noel and Quiche Lorraine to creations inspired by traditional French foods, you’ll find no end of tempting recipes from which to choose.
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Alpine Raclette Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
When winter seems like it will never end, gather your friends together and have a raclette party! This classic ski resort recipe involves lots of gooey melted cheese, crusty bread, mouthwatering meats and hearty potatoes. It's fun, it's delicious, and it will definitely cheer up the winter nights.
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Duck Breast With Wine And Figs Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
A sophisticated recipe for a special dinner, pair a gorgeous duck breast with a mouthwatering sauce made of Chianti and bold Beaujolais wine and some sweet figs.
Baked Camembert and Raspberry Jam Mini Tarts Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
We put a lovely twist on a baked Camembert recipe! Soft and delicious Camembert pieces are placed in an appetizer-sized tart shell, baked with sweet raspberry jam and topped with a meaty walnut. A quick and easy appetizer recipe, perfect to make for cocktail parties. Easily substitute the Camembert for Brie cheese, and the raspberry jam for any of your favorite sweet preserves.
Smoked Salmon Mini Quiches Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
A new take on the classic smoked salmon and creme fraiche appetizers, our crust-less Smoked Salmon Mini Quiches are super easy to make, and stunning to serve. A flavorful appetizer for a fresh spring lunch. Note: you can make these ahead and store in the freezer.
Roast Duck with New Potatoes and Peppercorn Sauce Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
Move over roast chicken, this elegant main dish of Roast Duck served in a classic peppercorn sauce is a sophisticated addition to your dinner party menu! The recipe takes time and patience, but the payout of tender, delicious duck drizzled in a sweet port and peppercorn sauce is certainly well worth it.
Baked Camembert and Brown Sugar Mini Tarts Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
One of our favorite appetizer recipes, warm and gooey Camembert is baked into buttery tart shells with sweet brown sugar and a pinch of cinnamon. The brown sugar caramelizes and pairs wonderfully with the creamy Camembert cheese, plus it bakes in just minutes! Substitute for Brie if you'd like.
Cheese and Foie Gras Mini Tart Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
These elegant bite-sized foie gras tarts are simple yet luxurious, not to mention small enough that you won’t feel guilty eating them! Whipped foie gras and mascarpone cheese merge into an irresistibly creamy and decadent mix, encased in sweet mini tart shells and topped with balsamic-and-port-wine fig spread…definitely something to make your guests happy!
Duck Breast with Foie Gras and Balsamic Cherries Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
A succulent duck breast drizzled with a luscious balsamic cherry sauce. This sophisticated dish looks and tastes like a five-star restaurant meal, but can be made with very little effort and time. Make sure to keep all the delicious rendered fat from the duck for later use!
French Fondant Cake Recipe (Lava Cake)
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Gooey, super-chocolaty, warm and delicious, a French fondant au chocolat looks very similar to the American Lava Cake, but it’s actually a bit different (and more delicious, we think!). The American version is based on the French Moelleux cake. The main difference? Fondant cakes have a piece of chocolate or ganache in the middle, which melts into liquid chocolate goodness. Think of it as the Lava Cake, reloaded.
Sea Salt Chocolate Ganache Tart Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
This dessert takes a little time and skill, but the decadent results are completely worth the effort. Luscious ganache is paired with a buttery tart crust and topped with sea salt flakes for a sophisticated final touch.
Apple Galette Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Super versatile, the trick to a galette - a rustic, country-style French tart - is on perfecting the crust and using seasonal ingredients for the filling. We used juicy apples and blueberries, but use whatever looks fresh and delicious at your local farmer's market to make this year-round.
Cream Puff Recipe with Chocolate Glaze
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Make a delicious cream puff with a classic pate a choux pastry and basic pastry cream recipe! Learn how to make this French patisserie classic at home.
French Chicken Casserole With Rose Wine Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Rose in a chicken casserole? Oh yes! This flavorful concoction takes the best of the French comfort cooking into your own kitchen. Perfect for a cozy Valentine's Day!
Pears and Blue Cheese Tart Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
A great recipe for when pears are in season, we love how the intensity of the blue cheese is complemented and lightened by sweet and tart pears. Serve it as a light lunch paired with spring greens, or cut into small appetizer-sized pieces for a delicious hors d'ouevre that's easy to make.
Duck Magret With Apple Remoulade Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Flavorful duck breast magret is served with a fresh and tart apple remoulade and a sweet and delicious balsamic vinegar sauce. Serve this delicious dish for when you need a break for a the tired old chicken breast, or to impress your guests (they'll never know how easy it was to make!).
Crab and Gruyere Meltaway Appetizers Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
A sumptuous appetizer that couldn't be easier to make! Sweet crab meat is blended with mayo and seasoned to perfection, placed on freshly toasted brioche bread, then topped with gruyere and melted to au gratin goodness.
Truffle Aioli Sauce Recipe
by Liliana Knigin
Perfect to pair with our Shoestring Truffle Fries , or with a juicy burger, our garlic Truffle Aioli is creamy and delicious, and incredibly easy to make. Use it immediately or keep it in the fridge for about 4 days in a covered container.
Classic Quiche Lorraine Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
A French classic that's just perfect for the American table! A simple savory tart filled with gooey cheese and salty pancetta, the Quiche Lorraine is a great, all-season lunchtime option when paired with baby greens, or served as an appetizer to lead into a hearty meal.
Buche Noel Yule Log Cake Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
This traditional holiday dessert will make your holiday spirit bright! In the classic yule log shape, it's the perfect finish to a magical night. We filled ours with a sumptuous whipped cream, but any ganache, caramel cream or chestnut spread will work wonderful. The little mushroom meringues give it that special winter-wonderland touch.
French Onion Soup Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Is there something more mouthwatering than a gorgeous pot of filled with steaming soup and bubbling melted cheese? We think not! This French onion soup recipe is simple and straightforward, bringing out the flavor of perfectly caramelized onions and the savoriness of Gruyere.
Smoked Salmon Avocado Eggs Benedict Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Looking for the best Eggs Benedict Recipe? You've found it! We show you how to make easy eggs Benedict, and pair them with yummy smoked salmon and avocado for a delicious and healthy breakfast or brunch recipe. Perfect for Mother's Day breakfast in bed!
Puff Pastry Breakfast Croque Madame Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
Our breakfast rendition of the classic Parisian street food, this delicious croque madame is enrobed is a flaky puff pastry and baked to crispy perfection.
Salmon Eggs Benedict Recipe
by GourmetFoodStore.com
With a few easy tricks, you too can poach the most perfect eggs! Top them with salmon and a classic Hollandaise sauce for a luxurious version of the brunch classic. Any type of cooked salmon works for this recipe - broiled, poached, oven-baked - and you can even sub for smoked salmon in a pinch.
Citrus Chicken Salad Croissant
by GourmetFoodStore.com
A super juicy citrus baked chicken is shredded, mixed with apples and toasted almonds, seasoned with our own blend of dijon and, mayo and herbs, then tucked into buttery croissants for the perfect light lunch. If you want to save some time, a rotisserie chicken will also do in a pinch.
Since the Middle Ages, the expansion of the French empire across the globe has brought their culinary influence into many cuisines. Asia, Africa, North America, and of course, Europe have all been impacted by the gastronomic mastery of the French. French bread-making techniques migrated to Vietnam in the 1800s, helping to spawn the creation of what many now consider the classic Vietnamese sandwich Banh Mi. Belgium boasts fusions of Flemish and French flavors that can be seen in dishes like Carbonnade Flamande, a dish very like that classic French creation Beef Bourguignon. While tracing the elements taking place across the globe that account for the widespread use and of French culinary technique is far too involved for this short article, suffice it to say that the influence France had over the world of food was in no small part related to their deep understanding of flavor. France has long been recognized for its expert use of seasonings and spices, a characteristic still present in their modern cuisine. Along with the preservation of natural flavors and the insistence on using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients, France has and continues to have one of the largest impacts of any nation on our fundamental idea of what is delicious. You can't go wrong by choosing a classic French recipe for dinner this evening, and you can find all manner of tasty ones to choose from right here on our website!